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KLYM is a B2B financing platform offering working capital solutions through digital factoring (invoice financing) and reverse factoring (supply chain finance). The company's mission is to empower businesses, particularly SMEs, by providing fast, flexible, and accessible liquidity to optimize their cash flow. Originally founded as OmniLatam in 2018, the company was acquired by the a.i. group (of which Allan Gray is a majority shareholder) and rebranded to KLYM in 2023 to unify its operations across Latin America. KLYM leverages technology to digitize the financing process, making it simpler and more efficient for companies to finance their accounts receivable and payable.

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KLYM

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2009

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